Move Starts For National Grand Opera Move Starts For National Grand Opera
Philadelphia reports a plan by the American Opera Guild to create a national grand opera center. The project envisions American cast, crew, and schools, traveling productions, and a municipal opera house to anchor a permanent American opera movement. Faust set for Feb 6 with Dr Grigaitis conducting.
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Local Notables and School News From Chatham
Community letters list visits and gatherings among families in Norwalk area, with social calls at Portman and Court homes, church rehearsals, and dinners. School resumes January 6 after holiday break. Chatham basketball teams split wins and losses in league play. Farmers Institute slated for January 16. funeral notice for baby Vivian Mattingly Clifford prompts community condolences.
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Christmas Eve on House Boat Row Creates Doubtful Alibi
In a squalid river colony on Christmas Eve a boy Dan Adam is entangled with two crooks after a jewelry store robbery murder. Nightingale Roche, in love with Vincent Roche, refuses to back down as a detective unveils the ring’s family link and a web of lies in Luke Conners' bar boat setting.
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Local Visitors Share Weekend at Amherst Homes
In South Amherst on Monday visitors included Chatham Birets Chatifam O Tin and Vis Tugene Griffin. Mrs Jee Wilkden and family hosted Sunday dinner with Vr and Mrs Arthur Hawke of North Fa ton. Misa Ruth Griffin, employed in Medina, spent the weekend there.
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North Ridgeville social notes recap
North Ridgeville listings show Miss Lala Shaw and brother Z A Shaw at dinner with the Normans and Paul Shaw of Rocks River. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Sandroch and John Shaw of Elyria and Miss Georgia Hessler of New Jersey. Further items list church activities, hospitality at The Coral Gables, and local residents visiting or ill, with several names and places across Cleveland area.
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Shoppers and visits noted in Birmingham area on Monday
Oscar Olson and his son from Lorain were seen shopping in Birmingham on Monday afternoon. Francs Howe traveled to Boston on business. Mr and Mrs Reuben Wenze and daughter Nadre visited the latter's mother Mrs Elizabeth Gerber of Wakeman on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lewis Holzhauer were also mentioned in the roundup of local notices.
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Lorain Visitors and Local Calls Noted in Area
In Lorain on business were Mr and Mrs Frank Gerber who called on their mother Mrs Elizabeth Gerber of Wakeman Sunday. Mrs Marion Bates visited relatives in Elyria Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Griffin were in Cleveland on business Wednesday. Mrs L A Andrews was at her home. Paul Kubach and Charles Grenzebach Jr spent Tuesday evening in Amherst.
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Oscar Zurcher
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Louis Delefield
Tamals
Adam Horn
Ratherine Hensath
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Trenix Fieman
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Norwath
Miron Rey
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Walter Bonnet
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Elizabeth Gerber
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Marion Bates
Frank Griffin
Cleveland
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Paul Kubach
Charles Grenzebach Jr
Amherst
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Wellington
Mia
Frank Rice
Joan Johnson
Thonas Bremiley
Alva White
Ray Stroup
Clayton V Wonosmith
Howard Shik
Fred Brouse
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Joe Brow
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Spencer Bails Annual Barriers Institute in Spencer
Spencer Merchants sponsor the annual Barriers Institute in Spencer to be held Friday and Saturday January 10 and 11 with exhibits and prizes. The two day program includes sessions and dinners by local groups, ending with a three act farce in the school dramatic club. Regular club meetings, births, weddings, and local notices fill the pages with community events and obituaries.
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Homerville
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Lois Olmstead
Welvyin Olmstead
Filoria
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Pdgeville
Will Winte
Teon White
Orlo White
Tynden Browand
Joe Browand
Brethren Curch
Spencer Lodge
Field Foote
Cleveland
Bertha Carey
Sundy
Patricia Ann
Tua Carey
Cyrus Woods
Charles Woods
Ness
Woods Home
George B Smith
Wiss
Genevieve Heilman
Ashland
Ohio
Genevieve
Edd Finkle
Lorain
Mirs Helen Berry
Norwalk
Alfred Fuller
Merritt Williams
Toledo
Margaret Roe
Frnne Bowman
Wakeman
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Modern Women and the Entertainment Dilemma
A reminiscence piece reflects on the idea of entertaining a husband and the notion that marriage bears dull moments. It questions what constitutes entertainment and notes that both temperaments and long-term companionship affect daily life, urging patience and understanding in enduring a mercurial partner.
Theft over a window pane leads to odd payment note
A domestic theft was followed by an unsigned letter offering $1 in stamps as payment for a removed window pane. The piece mentions a meticulous relative and a claim of fair payment, portraying a puzzling response to the loss.
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Town Wiring Hot Water System Reaches Ames Homes
An electrical circuit from the municipal power plant now serves Ames homes and business houses delivering hot water at a low cost. The system operates nationwide with an average consumer cost around 1.75 dollars per month.
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Wichita Air Association Offers Free Legal Aid Clinic
The Wichita Air association approved a plan to provide free legal services to relief recipients or those unable to pay. A legal clinic will be staffed by young lawyers, law graduates, and new practitioners.
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Perpetual entertainment ends in misery for all
A writer describes a highly temperamental woman whose first marriage ended in misery as she clashed with a brilliant partner. Her current husband, a steady man, serves as a safety valve, enduring her eruptions and repairing the damage. The piece muses that if he remarries it will likely be to a dull, uninteresting woman who gives his nerves a rest.
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Boredom and marriage in enduring relationships
A social commentary argues that boredom in marriage is not a valid desertion grounds. It suggests wives entertain, husbands must share responsibility, and recommends cultivating entertaining friends and opportunities to widen minds. Strong claim that those most easily bored often lack wit themselves.
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